“It's sad when a chief executive has to take litigation against the company that he's leading. That's quite unprecedented.

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Developer Michael O'Flynn and billionaire businessman John Magnier's plans for a new 20,000-home town in rural England were rejected by the UK government due to "significant" concerns over local water ...

Neuberger Berman’s main Irish company increased its turnover by more than 25 per cent to €324 million last year following strong demand for its investment ...

Kenmare Resources paid Michael Carvill €108,880 last year for his consultancy services even as the former managing director was attempting a takeover bid for the ...

The CBI – which has “trusted flagger” status under EU privacy rules, meaning online platforms must prioritise notices it ...

Low interest rates had made annuities less attractive because the guaranteed income they provide can be smaller than expected.” The popularity of ARFs does not mean they are without drawbacks. In fact ...

Ireland’s pensions landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years, leaving many employers and executives reassessing how best to fund retirement. At the centre of this shift is the ...